12
items 













Spirulina's phycocyanin — the compound that gives it that distinctive blue-green colour — actively neutralises free radicals and reduces systemic inflammation. At the same time, it encourages the growth of beneficial Lactobacillus bacteria in the gut...













My article points to two long-game benefits that don't get enough attention: spirulina's neuroprotective properties — specifically its support of glial cell health — and its ability to shield LDL cholesterol from oxidation. These picks amplify the an...










Spirulina is a powerful starting point — but perimenopause is a whole-body conversation. If you're ready to go beyond single supplements and build a complete natural support system, these are my own resources, created specifically for women navigatin...


